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CCA - PLA13 - With Mic

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Listen to what this product sounds like Measured: V-shaped

The main line is the actual measured response of this exact product (source: AutoEq Β· Harpo Β· on file since 2026-10-08) - its sound signature reads V-shaped. The faint gray line is its tuning-family estimate, shown only for comparison. Open the full graph page β†’

Measured bands vs the mids anchor (300–1000 Hz mean): bass +11.5 dB Β· treble +4.2 dB Β· signature reads V-shaped

Same signal, two ways: Without this is baseline flatness (no EQ at all - the reference line at 0 dB), With this plays this product's measured curve shape through the EQ - flip live and hear exactly what the tuning adds to, and takes from, a flat source.

Wearing your own earphones or headphones? Pick them here and the player pre-corrects for their sound, so the demo plays the target tuning itself - not both mixed together.

Take the tuning with you - the same curve ships as an EQ preset: Equalizer APO (.txt) GraphicEQ Qudelix-5K / Wavelet (CSV) Preset page

Tuning tools

EQ presets - Equalizer APO, Qudelix-5K, Wavelet

Generated from this product's measured frequency response toward an approximate Harman in-ear (IE 2019) target. An estimate - a starting point for people who already EQ, not a verdict. The same ten filters load into each tool: Equalizer APO runs them system-wide on Windows, the Qudelix-5K / 71 app takes the CSV as a paste-in import, Wavelet (Android) imports the same CSV into its parametric EQ.

Compatibility checker

No specs on file from any synced store listing yet - and this page never guesses. The rules below still apply to what you own; the listing photos usually settle the connector and plug.

How to read the specs off a listing (photos usually settle it)

  • Connector: 2-pin is two flat pins leaving the shell; MMCX is a round, coaxial click-in stud.
  • Plug size: the jack on the cable's source end - 3.5mm plain, 4.4mm/2.5mm balanced, or a fixed USB-C/Lightning wire.
  • Impedance and sensitivity: usually in the listing's spec table. Sensitivity may be quoted per mW or per V - the unit picker above flips the math.

Sounds like

How the match is computed: each measured curve is interpolated linearly in log-frequency onto a shared log-spaced grid of 40 points, 20 Hz-10 kHz, then level-aligned by its mean over the grid's 200 Hz-1 kHz slice (12 points, ~186 Hz-~1.07 kHz), so rig level offsets don't count. The root-mean-square (RMS) of the 40 dB differences at those same frequencies is the distance: similarity % = 100 - 6 Γ— RMS dB, rounded, clamped to 0-100 - every 1 dB of RMS difference costs exactly 6 points. Labels: under 1 dB "Near identical", under 2.5 "Very close", under 4 "Close". Matches past 4 dB RMS are never shown - past that, treble differences are clearly audible and calling two tunings alike isn't defensible, so this section never appears without a match under 4 dB. Only real measurements enter the index (20+ raw points per curve); matches pair the same form factor only (in-ear with in-ear, headphone with headphone - rigs are never mixed), and curves under 0.5 dB apart count as the same-tuning re-listing, never matched - so a match is always a different model. A measurement-space fact, not a promise two ears agree.

A match covers tuning only: two products can measure near-identical yet differ in everything a frequency-response curve cannot see - build and shell material (metal vs plastic), durability, driver matching and QC unit-to-unit, comfort, fit and isolation, included cable and accessories, warranty and after-sales service, resale value. That's usually what the pricier one charges for - weigh those against the price gap before paying more for the "same" sound.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of CCA - PLA13 - With Mic in India?

CCA - PLA13 - With Mic is tracked but every listing is out of stock right now - this page keeps each store's last recorded price and the full price history.

How does CCA - PLA13 - With Mic sound?

Its frequency response reads Warm. From an in-ear monitor - the curve is that family's typical response, not a lab measurement of this exact unit. The listen section on this page plays a simulation of that tuning on the same track, drawn from the actual measured curve of this exact product - hear it before you buy.

Is there a free EQ preset for CCA - PLA13 - With Mic?

Yes - this page generates a free AutoEq-style parametric preset for CCA - PLA13 - With Mic from its measured frequency response, downloadable as an EqualizerAPO .txt that works with Peace/EqualizerAPO on Windows and compatible players.

What sounds like CCA - PLA13 - With Mic?

The sound-alike matcher compares measured frequency-response curves and lists the 6 closest matches to CCA - PLA13 - With Mic on this page, each with its own current prices across stores.

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